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DC 3-5V MAX6675 Module + K Type Thermocouple Temperature Sensor Thermocouple Sensor Set M6 Screw Compatible with Raspberry Pi Arduino (6pcs)

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  • Test Temperature Range: 0Degrees Celsius ¨C 1024Degrees Celsius, the converter temperature resolution is 0.25Degrees Celsius
  • K type thermocouple junction location, use 301 ordinary terminals
  • Operating Temperature Range: ¨C20Degrees Celsius ¨C 85Degrees Celsius
  • Simple SPI serial port temperature output
  • DC 5V MAX6675 Module + K Type Thermocouple Temperature Sensor M6 Compatible with Arduino Raspberry Pi


Product Description

K Type Thermocouple Temperature Sensor Thermocouple Sensor

Description

Interface: SPI

Test Temperature Range: 0Degrees Celsius ¨C 1024Degrees Celsius, the converter temperature resolution is 0.25Degrees Celsius

Operating Voltage Range: 3.0 ¨C 5.5V

Operating Current: 50mA

Operating Temperature Range: ¨C20Degrees Celsius ¨C 85Degrees Celsius

Module Size: 15mm * 28mm, with a 3mm diameter screw holes

K type thermocouple junction location, use 301 ordinary terminals

Application:

Industrial, Appliances, HVAC

Package Included:

6 * MAX6675 Module

6 * K Type Thermocouple Thermocouple Sensor

6 * DuPont Line


Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
Two did not work, one gave results sometimes. That being said I did reorder... I will see how many work from the next batch.
Jeffrey A. Parker
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023
The interface works well and was really easy to get working with ESP32 and the temperature readings look accurate.
Weecabin
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2022
Packaging is good, and on the bench, everything worked as expected.The attachment nut (see photo) is a slip fit over the body of the thermocouple. I suppose this is so you can screw the nut into whatever you're attaching it to, without twisting the wires. Once the nut is secure, the thermocouple is free to move around inside the nut. There is no way to lock the thermocouple once the nut is tightened to whatever it's threaded into.